Engineering, 30.11.2021 08:50 rosie20052019
Technician A states that about 33% of the heat energy created is wasted by being dumped straight out
of the exhaust to the atmosphere. Technician B states that 33% is wasted by internal friction and from
radiating off hot engine components straight to the atmosphere. Who is correct?
Select one:
A. Technician A
B. Technician B
C. Both A and B
D. Neither Anor B
Answers: 2
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